HD 210806
RA 22h 10m · Dec +73° 28′
5′
Reflection nebula

HD 210806

VdB 150
We don’t yet know how old these photons are.
UV/IRUV/IR-cut. Blocks ultraviolet and infrared so refractor optics stay in focus across the visible band.ZWO Seestar S50ZWO Seestar S50Aperture 50mm · Focal length 250mm · f/5 · Apo triplet with ED element · Sony IMX462 colour CMOS sensor (1920 x 1080, 2.1MP)…View equipment →
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Date
22/03/2026
Location
52.7618° N, 2.3775° W
Integration
37m (219 × 10s)
Software
ZWO Seestar app
Notes
·
Total effort
2h 45m over 1 night
Moon
🌒Waxing crescent, 16% lit
Plate solve
Centre RA
22h 09m 36.2s
Centre Dec
+73° 27′ 43″
Field
42.7′ × 76.1′
Pixel scale
1.19″/px
Orientation
110.1° E of N
Hemisphere
Northern
TelescopeZWO Seestar S50
CameraZWO Seestar S50 Camera
RigFamily Holiday Rig

Where to find it

Finder chart
+73°+73°10′+73°20′+73°30′+73°40′+73°50′22h22h01m22h01m22h02m22h03m22h03m22h04m22h05m22h05m22h06m22h07m22h07m22h08m22h09m22h09m22h10m22h11m22h11m22h12m22h13m22h13m22h14m22h15m22h15m22h16m22h17m22h17m22h18m22h19m22h19mNE42.7′ x 76.1′5′

Star field and catalogued objects inside the plate-solved field, oriented to the solve. Fully offline, from the bundled star and deep-sky catalogues.

Interactive sky chart centred on 22 09 36.2 +73 27 43. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, click a star or object to identify it. Zoom in to the plate-solved field for the DSS survey photo; zoom out for constellation figures and neighbouring catalogue objects. Fully self-hosted: the star and deep-sky catalogues and the survey image are all served from this site, so nothing external loads. Imagery: DSS2 colour (STScI / POSS-II). Constellation figures © Dominic Ford (GPLv3).

Captured from · Telford, UK
52.7618° N, 2.3775° W · view on OpenStreetMap ↗ · Place data © GeoNames (CC BY)

Frequently asked questions

What kind of object is VdB 150?
VdB 150 is a reflection nebula.
What are the coordinates of VdB 150?
VdB 150 sits at right ascension 22h 09m 36s and declination +73° 27′ 43″ (J2000).
When is the best time to photograph VdB 150?
VdB 150 is circumpolar from around 53°N - it never sets, and rides highest (about 69° altitude) on evenings around August.
What equipment was used to photograph VdB 150?
This image of VdB 150 was captured with ZWO Seestar S50 Camera and ZWO Seestar S50.
How much exposure time went into this image?
This image of VdB 150 represents 37m (219 × 10s) + 32m (190 x 10s) of total integration time.

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